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competent officers, with strict IN
structions to let other countries
alone. This advice, religiously fol-
lowed, would most probably save
heap of trouble and expense likely
to arise from contemplated inter-
ference in what does not concern us
and is none of our business. Then
settle down to making this beautiful
little country what it is capable OF
being made-populous, productive,
and prosperous.
How shall this be done? First Of
all throw open the land for settle
ment-the government lands, what
remains of them, and we are credi-
bly, informed they are quite extern
sive on the island of Hawaii. Let
the people occupy and cultivate
them free of charge. Give the
Portuguese, who are ready and
anxious for the opportunity, permis-
sion to settle upon them, with as
surance of ultimate possession or
long leases at moderate rates. AT
the beginning charge them nothing,
and never attempt TO exact rent
until the produce from the soil en-
ables them to afford it. Let them
squat on the land, with the guaran-
tee of prior claim in the case of sale
or lease, when the price asked shall
never reach an unreasonable figure.
Don't trouble about surveys and
homestead enactments. These are
secondary, very secondary, matters.
There is the land, lying idle and
overgrown with worthless vegeta-
tation, yielding nothing to the Gov
ernment nor to any human creature,
perfectly worthless in its present
condition. Let people who are will
ing and industrious, occupy and
turn it to profitable account, and the
ultimate revenue to Government and
increased wealth of the nation will
far exceed the largest conceptions
of short-sighted people, inexper-
fenced in the progressive develop
ment of new countries.
Take the example of other coun-
tries. If the policy of the United
States, Canada, and Australia had
been framed after the model Of the
Hawaiian Government, what would
have been the position, at the pre-.
sent time, of those great and pros
porous countries! Certainly no,
what it actually now is. The adop'
ton of the policy we advocate fol
Hawaii is what has made them wha
they are. The pioneer settlers wen
out to the frontiers with axe, spade
and muscle, subdued forests, cult
t waited idle wastes, and covered til,
land with fields of wheat ant
e gardens of fruit, with towns, vii
. lagos, and happy homes, where tn
e buffalo, the dingo, and the kangaroo
: roamed at will before. Those hard,
pioneers, those foundation builder
S of great and wealthy nations, neve
t bothered themselves about surveys
i maps, and purchases. If they had
1 they might have remained inactiv
until doomsday. The land wa
!, there, and they went, squattcd on
: and titled it, with not SO much as ''b
o your leave, gentlemen" and thos
u venerable organizations called Gov
Il vernments said, "go ahead" Ger
n tlemen of the Hawaiian Government
J. take leaf out of their book, if yo
: wish these islands to acquire an
faint resemblance to the countrit
II named, in population, independence
u freedom, stability, and greatness.
|
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M0rtgagee' Notice Of Sale.

WHEREAS OSWALD SCHOLTZ,
w mortgage in certain mortgage
made by john Robello to said Oswald
Scholtz, dated the 18th of October, 1885,
and recorded in Liber SO on pages 3G1 to
1857, has heretofore duly foreclosed said
NOR, gage in accordance with the power
of sale therein contained and the pro.
visions of the Act Of 1874, now therefore
by order of said mortgagee will sell al
public auction at my salesroom in Homo,
lulu, on
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NOTICE.

ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD
n of Directors Of the Kapiolani Park
Association, held At the sfllce Of A. j.
Cartwrish int, this l7th day Of February,
1887 the following officers were elected
for the coming year:
A. S. CLEGHORN ........... President
H. A. WIDENANN.....Vice President
II. II. MACFARLANE....... Sc cretary
w. q. IRWIN. Treasurer
j. Ii. Patty. ................... Auditor
ii. X. MACFARLANE,
63 At Scc'y X. =. Association.
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Blue Ribbon League! Notice!

A LII the members who signed the
IA Constitution ion Saturday night,
18th inst, will please take no,ice thai
there will be another meeting tomorrow
night, SATURDAY, Feb. 10Th, at $50
p. m, at the Hall Of the Y. nj. CA. We
extend kindly invitation to all signers
of the Pledge and wcarers of the Blue.
BY order, j. &. MARCHANT,
63 1t Secretary.
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS. RODANET, the well.known
Nl dressmaker, recently returned
from Paris, has her dress.making rooms
still Oh Emma street, above the square.
6ltt
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MRS. J. A, R0DANET

DEGS TO INFORM HER NUMER-
ID Gus f'iends and customers that
she has resumed bu,IDcss at her resi-.
dence, Emml street, next to Mrs Wode.
hnuan.
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CITY CARRIAGE Co.
ST "A n ID:
Corner of Nuuanu Il Hotel streets.
RING UP TELEPHONE 457.

This Carriage Company has been re.
Gently organized, aud guarantees TO
furnish COED conveyances, trustworthy
drivers, and will make no extortionate
charges.
All calls will be promptly attended TO-
M
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DRESSMAKING.

MISS CLARKE, who has hnd many
INl years experience in Dress ~ Cloak
Making, has OPENED A DRESSMAK.
ING ESTABLISHMENT at 1O1 Aakea
street, 81
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON AC-
l. count of the death of Yong Kong
Ung Manager of the finn of Wing Chong
Lung, now doing business on corner of
Maunakea and Ho I'll streets, Honolulu,
Lin Tau Hoopg is hereby appointed as
manager of said firm hereafter. lie has
full power TO sign the firm name and
borrow money for the benefit of said
firm. G3 3w
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NOTICE.

IN THE SCHOONER "MlLLE
I.ESS' NORRIS" will leave here
L.6MH for Samoa next week. Mr..
*Es Lit, late Chief Officer of the
S. S. Explorer will be in command.
G3 3t
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Saturday, February 10, 1887
At 12 o'clock, a M.

AI 10 ClOChs ii He
At my sllesrcOm IN Honolulu, o thu, all
that cer,ain parcel of land situate al
Ke ncula, Palama, in said Honolulu,
and more particularly described IA fol
lows:
L hOomaka ana ma Ike kihi hikiLa
pill ana me ko KeilOha, alrila holo
ana.
tk37e Kom. 1856 kap ma ko Kcaloha;
Ak zoe Hik. 100 Ike ala ololi
Hem. 3S > Hik. 1i3 '' " ko j. L.
DOwsett;
Hem. 491so Kom. 103 =" ki alma o
Hauhau koi, kona iii lie 40j anana
The above described premises con-
sists OF two lots, and are situated on
Robello Lane, and has one four-room
cottage thereon well papered and
painted throughout, and nearly new,
with kitchen, bathroom, stable and
out-houses.
Plan and survey of the property
can be seen at the Office of the auc-
tioncer.
For further particulars inquire of
LEWIS J. LEVEY,
AucliOneer.
Or TO CECIL BROWN.
Atty for Mortgage. 10 At
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CHAS. j. FISHEL.
The Leading Millinery House.
62
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIIE FIRM OF SPEAR e. PFEIFER,
l. having been dissolved by order of
the Supreme Court, and the undersigned
appointed Receiver; notice is hereby
given that the fine stock of Wat, hes
and Jewelry will be on sale at the store
of Spear & Pfeifer for n Short time, at
reduced prices.
All parties indebted to this firm are
notified TO make settlement at once.
w. #. ALLEN,
Receiver for Spear & Pleifer.
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1857. sc I'm
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LOST OR STOLEN.

A CARRIAGE LAP ROBE AND
n Cushion. A reward will be paid
any one returning the articles or giving
such information as will lead 10 their
recovery. Call at j. l. Dowsetts office,
60 Queen Street. 63 lw
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NOTICE.

TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders of the Peoples Ice &
Refrigeraling Co.. will be held March
lsi, at II o'clock sharp,
w. f. FOSTER,
esd Sec'y Y. l. & Ref. Co.
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Mortgasee's Notice Of Sale.

DY DIRECTION OF J. p, MEN,
ID DONCA, the mortgaece in a GER
tain in ienlire of mortgage dated April
Dist, 1885, made by John Robelo to said
j. =. Mendonca, will sell at Public
Auction, on
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FOR SALE.

NNE FAMILY COW, half Jersey,
" young and good mixer. ln-
ported from California. Inquire Of
j. II. SOPER,
f3 2J Merchant 81.
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ER Nj - CASH.

Il. y. ADAMS Il CO.,
90 ct Auclioneers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-16

I
~ So July Il, 1901: (~.tsf',
NJ or CT IsShEREDY: OK EN- THAI Wi, L.
IN lain ". CusIIUIm whose rrsidvnce .iIu
post office address, il Sale Lake City, in Sail
Lake CoInty,, Utah Territory, has sliude uppIi.
cation for United ststes Pateut for the ..Dig
Chief Lode nri"ing claim, Situate In Fcrpt1
Mining District, J. lko County, State OF Neva
da' consisting Of 1869 linear feet or the lpds.
and surface ground Go feet wide, being L It or
Survey No. 50 and described in the field notes
and plat Of the official survey on file In thi.
office, with magnetic variation ut II degree,
east, as follows: Commencing ut post No. 1.
the South-vesterly corner. %, TIE ciainI ffom
which Il qusrter-section corner between and
common to Sections and o, Township 81
North, Range 20 East, MT, Disblo Meridian,
bears Is deg IL min z 1Ii3 feet distant.
thence running "a deg 30 min e $50 feet to
the, South side post: thence n g. deg 20 min 4
GIG feet to post No. 2, the Souh. easterIy corner
Of the claim; thence 81 deg ~ min w SOD feet
to post No. 3, the North. easie rlx corner OF the
claimi thence S6k deg 20 min W GIG feet to the
North side post; thence N "a deg 30 min w $50
feet to post No. 4, the North. westerly corner
OF the claim; and thence 8 81 deg 40 minE 900
feet to said post No. 4, the place Of ,begihnine.
containing Q total area OF 1881 acres, all Of
which is claimed and applied for, the area I'm
conflict with lot or survey No. 81, the Nam
moth lode, not being excepted or;excMded
from the elsifn OF from ssads 4pelfcsvf6n
From the middle ofathe Nwester Eend ffhe
OF said Big chief lode claim the discovery point
Of the claim bears ssA dog 80 min 100 feet
distant. The said mining claim being otrecord
In the Office Of the County Recorder of Rlko
County, Nsysda, who isex.o Hiao ReSordAr!o,
said mining district, at EIko. IL Elko County.
Nevada. The nearest known locationa being
the Mammoth" lot 81, the "Red Clouds lot 10
the "klko" lot 3S, and til 20 "Great wcst.r,. !,
lode mining claims, In the same District.
ANY and NIL per ons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Big Chief mine, or surface
ground, are required to file their adverso clains
with the Register OF the United States Land
Once, at Eureka, in the State of Nevada. dur.
ing the sixty days. period OF publication hero
Of, or they will be barred by virtue of the pro.
yisiona ofthe Statute. J,rt,4af,f 1t.,,.
Oh. HALL,
Register.
direct that this notice be published in the
INrEyEFDsNT, a E,koi New, tba nswspsper
published nearest ths said mining claim. for
the period OF sixty days.
' "a IL 81 .af. tsab - DIN HALL, ~
Register
Dated. ntsO, Jay 70, 1897.
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-, n -'-.L.IEt = . |E.'7WlNV " 4 ,LIIJ
A APPLICATION nor PAT4
Et,If ENT.a~",H d + ,7aa'
~ ~ .j4UiiGnn Air MI
$50. 1ht7gn ',sl.t

!. - lt.ca Idsievtnrr8 7 A .sltor,sg
=. 70 2 Lana omSs : Enr;1 a7 ds,eq n
N oT1aE4I ~, HEREB / EGIpINTn Hr WILL
~ INN w. ChlSholm, whose resilen,e and
post Office addrtJs is salt Lake Cir. IN { ali
Lake couhty. Utah Ttiritors9 ;aiias made apSN!
cation fora United states Patent for the tRdi
ClHNrtd Lode lniiripg claim sttu4iean ,Bfrbet
Mining District, Elkp County, ,Sts,e of Nrv.
ia consisting of160U linear feet Of The lode,
and serfaee ground 600 feetwidsy! bsihg Dot9S3ff
survey No. 40 aud described in the field notes
and plat OF the Official survey ON Ale In this
Office, With magnetic yariatioH 1t Il, detsEreesss
east, rs follows: oomnlt neihg 1t post No. 1,
| the South-easterly corner Of heclaiu,, and
| running thence y 70 deg IS min " 1900 feet T.,
post No. q the sohth.weSteffy corner Of the
claim' from which the section corner tOm moi,
70 and between Sections s,4. 8 and 10, Town.
| ship q n Range 20 3, Mt. Diablo Meridian.
bears 50 deg W b'8 feet distant; thence n IA
deg ~ min W $40 feet to post NJ q, tie
! Westerly eofnsr'of Mo clAini. thafcJ N falaea
~ min E::15oO feet to- post No. q, the North
easterly corner Of the claim; thence SIG .der
q min e 6OJ Ieot to said post No. i, the plsce
OF beginning, containing total at6a jJP IS "a
| acres, all Of whiohis claitned ana sppI,ed fol-
the area in conflict with, the sRltoY lode, ,lot
80, not being excluded or,exsep.ed from, satd
| application. From the middle OF the easterIy
ehd line Of sid RED cloud lode ciatn III AZ.
! covefyl point Of said claim bgdis 8 20 d9vFIaA
min w 500 fsstFdistanti The satd uininS
claim being Of record ID the office Of the Conn
ty RE 9rdersof said Elko, County, IN ava as, an
ofhtfo Recorder ofssid niiilibg district AZ R1ka
in Elko County, Nevada. The nearest known
locations being tho "Mamm6th" lot az. The
eBfg ohietsitotl 80, the isElko' lot Az ma
rGreat Western" lode mining claims ia ,,t,,s
same district, -, .ff,i :. ,t,,ft .-!....,
Any and all persons claiming adversely an
portion or said Red Ciottd mine. Or snrSsc.
ground, arsreqdired to fIS theft al erss al ip,l
with the Register of the United States I,ssd
once, at Eureka, ~ the state OF tNsvada. dnt.
Ing the sixty days. publication hereof, or thew
Will be barred by virtue of the pfoyisionss" 81
the Statute y sGti pAiB WD7t nniss3a
rog5d 6s'n afI npif DtHlHAIb, p44,
iiEss g4di is{U2frit IA lJan9yg Register,
I direct that this notice DO published in thu
THpBPEKpgNr At Elko, New, tho iewapspe,
pubhshed nearest the said mining claim. Tb5
tho period Of sixty days.
OH. HALL,
'1"tH ! kSastsk,
Dated, Ello, July 20, 1891.
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a muaemenn.
Cue W,ilioms Nts F,sn,

Cw Wslliams Ots Evsnfne.-Tb,s evening Sua
Williams. the eminent Dutch comedian. viii
Play "Captain Mtshler in Fulton opera honss
1here arc few thea're-goeis Who are not po.
Quantea VIII this popular actor. and his aud /.
ence VIII no Doubt be very large. Mr. Williams
always bring, strong oompauifs, and the on a,
present wi. h him 10 40 exception.
1hs King Street Theatre Nert Veek-A, ,hs
hing steet theatre. next We x the Hauer.Iv
opera company vii appear at low prtces nrn.
oGe'ng new opera ca, evening. The star of
the party is Miss Belle Nicholson, who Is said N
be vel supported
A"oihsr Home Eatstafnmen, TO morrow
evening d ceinpiinlenta Denedt will b given
al tine opera house To tae Wilmer br lthers. ,he
Wslfknoxn local acroba's. III, u,uN local
TALENT VIII srpear. including large number Of
ia'ofites ano Tie house will probably be large
as II usually i', st hops OF tti, kind
A"oiher 0uSsum.-Oa Mon6sy q show 4,
~h'ch feuhie Ii ind Reader. a Eiudoo snake an
esantre' 3. g!ass blowers, 40, win open IN tie
ioou' next Goortothe pos'oflcs. The COMPANY
6as hPpearro In Lebanon. iorK and other p aces
recently. ana they are well spoken Of
1ts jams Coomes Neg. Teek-Mis. Jane
on Monday. Low prices a I'D popular pIavs WI
preVsil. Iio Cincinnati Times and Chrontrto
saSs of Miss Coombs "Miss CoOmbs, s,nn.r
sohA'ion OF Saliss. the heroine in "Romeo an a
er ethouSh familiar TO our theatre poer,
vas never presented with such magnetic ,orc.
ana orsmaiio power, a. II was last evening m
one OF IRE unest ana largest audisnces OF ths
seasoh. IN paIeuette, q. ess circle A. q balonny
OF the grand opera house were n Ilet bv 4, mr. ba,
people. who from tie ri.ing to tho falling nt,ha
curlai', gave cut an uuwonted .p1hu,i sn a.,
applause weunderstanoiuglyp pr nounca Nf.s
toonb Juliet 'hs most perfect copcepiion ~
'nat role We have evtr witness-u"
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RCcipts-Hogp
Live stocR Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. ~ The Droce-s Journal re
ports Cattie-Receipts. 10 Op head shipments
$500 market SLOW; shipping steers, aoO 10
l,sO rs. &3eNG5 Is; stockers and feeders, - 60
az o. cows. bulls and mixed, t!nSSs IS; bulk.
~ 1898 IS: Tsxas cows. u o.
Hoss-hec.ipts. e2,,U ne.d shipments, 500
head market aud pr! es slos: rough
SIS; light, q soas % ssips. Is soG4 s.
sheep-Rece,pts, 500 head shipments, 1000
bead market strong: natives, ~ oOES %
A5od6 IS
EAST LIBR.rY Cattle Receipts. g, head .
shipments. eo: market slow pitus. s5lS es
Iair 10 good. o. t36ls'; common, SlJ5 I'M y.
m.nts la New Yors. none.
HoSs-Receipts. :" h,,sd shipments 9, ,oco
Torke-s. " A1IS 5; common to light. IS COWS
pigs 81 ISSt3 o. shipments to sea York, Q cars.
sheep kec.ip's, 100 head shipments, 1000
market slow prime, IS o4S D fair 10 sooo
u .3Gi IS; common. - as 80, Lamb s&Ss
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~ p1oss61a, 1Ufise ~ hl6A
vo4 ~ Goo1Dog0S boaG14 6 q q. 1Asr's
- sopsS e0sy q ~ rhiladslpAis lrsss
W1soDo - rood n views q the dependent
peastea bill He opsasd up ~ pspsr while
oooDo1oG % The G1doWalk. ~ then Q high
wind caue along and blew the journal out Of
10 owners banda TIE current on which
the papef traveled NJ moving north, north.
Woot and he'd no nee statjona Higher and
higher still tt cliDbed until Il sailed over the
mooumeut giving . nutter % It brushed
aeainss ne Goddess OF Liberty. II finally
lsndsd % the Western uuion building.
M 0soinmsn mournfully watched its fight
- then bought another copy Of the same
paper.
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Exw YoEK, Feb es-FIour nsrte, Ann
,,dns', rdns' y S,9S is; superfne % 7Csss % |;
exIia est.rn. ~ Io6S % W e''a
a., ,Wheat-No. I hen state. S2kc; No 2 doL
ooxc. 'SA 's9' Ap'"'
SSrn.No. mixed Feb. A7ao; March, l,xc.
Osts..o white State. sss No. Q DO, ss3.c, +,
NC smtx,d. ieb. 83xe, Asiil. ss<c.
rye nu.i Ws-tsrn. 6s0Sc Stale. 67}sQ5sc
6lS 90 "~ ess' sS 10
Lsrd-March. f72, April, s7t,; May, n s..
Turpenttne DUH At Sskc
sosin dull strained 70 good. n ooo,Is
retrolenm duli Refined. In cases. sifc.
nrsignu dnn grain 10 Hull. "a.
tE tSEin Creamery S0soc state dairy. hall frkin
Ches.s eteady, western Fiat llko,sc NOM n
eSasS' ~; sssss: ssss ;s:%:: ;ssj Fancy white X
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simon Book, the young colored man, who
fsietd Q row on election day, was heard by
Alderman Barr last evening. William II
t1cc'or srpeared as the prosecutor, and he
charged Book with drunkenness and disor.
oeriy conduct and carrying concealed deadly
weapons. For the hrst named ofense the
siderman committed him TO the county fall
.ol Nn days. and the latter charge was re.
taEped to court.
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NEw YORK. feh. IS lao p. m.-Money loaned
at Per cent Exchange steady, posted rates
se9t 60, Governments steady. Currency So,
81 ny bid; Is Coup. 81 -. bid 4k's DO, q i q
bid.
The stock market this morning opened nrm
ct Yesterdays prices. but after the mrs. call the
market eecsnls fevetish and weak, prices ds.
cin'ng curing the frst hour u {, p.r cent
The Decline was fully recovered by u!.dsy on
buying by -. Gould brokers' since midday
tie market has res:tsd somewhat
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sAFD AABBok sRIDsk ylSlsas1.
1hs coiumbia 3 Port Deposit Railway No, xe,
OpeGed

1ue CoIunbh q Fort Deposit Railway Not Re,
Opened.
Master Carpenter WIN. Z. Beard, of the
Penrsylvsnis railroad. who sup.rintended
The erection Of the temporary bridge scrc ss
mo CobeftoRa creek At Safe Harbor, In place
o. the railroad bridge destroyed at that place
~ the recent fresbet and ice gorge, returned
70 Lancaster Thursday evening, bringing bis
coSps OF woikmen along with bin. He re-
reports the bridge finished aud the rails laid.
and tia: locomotive crossed IL yestercs ~
eueTnoc1. Trsfno will not be sd or
the railroad tor some time, a. there are man. '
sepaira to be made between Columbia and
aafoor' The work men injured by the fall
Ing Cf iimbers curing the buildipR of fhe
bridge are getting along fio.ly, and viii
soon DO ready for cn'y.
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CnicAec, Feb. IS. go .. m .Ma-set opened.
wheat March. 40 April. 5ssiN, May, rsk,.
Corn March: ssTe; Aprii. $50; May, SsKc
Oats-sprti sac nay ssfc
fork-March si' 60; May, SIs scc
lard.Mareh, " e,s.s Anril, t7 0s. May. e'lo
Short Ribs March u Isl Nay. .; %
cLusiBa.
whees.reh: 7E<c; March. Ekc Aprp,
Corr veo., Ssxc, March. sshc, April. @,<o I,
oAisEiee; sssc' March, $40; Aprn.
.,rcrk-fe6.. ns 20; March, Gs 70; May,
:, ,Lsrd.reo.. ss@, March. es,; April. u osx,
Rios FEB ana March. ., Is; May, Gp
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Seat Our.

Tom Sullivan and John Anderson we've
con mitrsd last night by Aldermen Barr for
zen Gays for drunkenness and disorder con.
ouct aud George Thomas aud John CONWAY
sor nve osys for the same efIense These
sour men had the appearance Of those who
would not work ifthey had It to do and pre.
!er'ed to spend the winter in jails and work.
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Rsmembered BY the Lied.rkraus

Will iism Freitse, . prominea; member Of
the LlederkranI society, being about to 20 to
Germany, wss pleasantly surprised last eve.
ming by banquet in his honor at Leidsr.
krap1 hall. The table was set in Lawrence
knspp's bsst style The gues. OF the even.
Ing was presented by his fellow members
with fine gold watch chain suitably en-.
graved. Prof. Haas wrote fAreweI ode fer
the occasion, the singing OF which caused
much amusement
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-25
A Literary Ea,s,ta,amen, .. Rohr.n,sxn.

An entertainment will be helt IN the Har.
mony graded school house, Rohrerstown,
on saturday evening, Marcha The exer.
clses will consist Of dramas, farces, dialogues,
Tecitations, etc II the weather 10 very un.
favorable II will be held on March IL
The pink tea held there on washington's g
birthday, for the bent a. OF the Reformed
missionary society, proved . grand euccess,
more 80 than anyone expected. At . late
hour everything LEFT was sold at auction.
The auctioneer was Clayton Drown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-25

Prof Christ. Burger, who was formerly
leader OF the Fulton opera house orchestra,
but for some years past has been leader Of tie
bra's band with Buffalo BIZ" Wild West"
srrived In town last evening He hss left
Caoy's ahow, which vii go TO Europe shortly,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-25
A Pair Of Rats comipe.

From the Lock Raven Express
The drst pair OF tim Der RATS intended TO be
run rs far down the river as Marietta, were
started Wednesday forenoon. The RATS are
owned By A. w. Pstchin and 70 be delivered
at Camden, New jersey. James B. Car
penter, pilot from Dsuphin county, has the
RATS In charge, and Will run them as far as
Marietta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-25
The RiDxxold ,s.n6 s,,,,c,.~

the famous RinRgold band Of Reading las
met with some trouble. A number Of men.
oers have Withdrawn, and although the re.
manii musicians are receiving encourage
ment n continue, the organisation msv
pIoosnly coilspse. Il was organized in ls5s,
eno was one OF the besl II the ktata